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  1. Rory Storm (7 de enero de 1938 - 28 de septiembre de 1972) fue un músico inglés y vocalista. Nacido como Alan Ernest Caldwell [1] en Liverpool, Storm fue el cantante y líder de Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, una banda de Liverpool contemporánea a The Beatles, a fines de la década de 1950 y principios de 1960. Ringo Starr fue el baterista de The Hurricanes antes de unirse a The Beatles en ...

  2. 2 de jun. de 2022 · Rory Storm and the Hurricanes - "Live at the Jive Hive" (1960)1 Introduction 0:002 Brand New Cadillac 0:043 Baby I Don't Care 3:344 Make Me Know You'...

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  4. 4 de may. de 2012 · The story of Rory Storm and the Hurricanes still remains largely untold but for a feel of that time check out the 1973 film “That’ll be the Day” a film clearly inspired by Rory and his Hurricanes, not only with the fact Ringo Starr is the lead in his most successful acting role and looking like Hurricane Ringo rather than Beatle Ringo, but with fellow Liverpudlian Billy Fury playing the ...

  5. Rory Storm & The Hurricanes was een populaire Engelse band uit Liverpool, opgericht in het begin van de jaren 60. Zanger en voorman was Rory Storm (1938-1972, echte naam Alan Caldwell). Het bekendste lid van de band was echter Beatles-drummer Ringo Starr. Bezetting. Rory Storm (geboren als ...

  6. 20 de nov. de 2019 · It started with a change of name. Alan Caldwell would change his name to Rory Storm and that would change the name of the band. “Rory Storm and The Hurricanes” were born and they would debut under this new name in The Cavern Club on Friday 20th November 1959. They supported the Red River Jazzmen on the night. “Played good and went down well.

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